Thursday, December 13, 2012

Thanksgiving Gas Could Set Record | Synopsis

Thanksgiving Gas Could Set Record

World Economic Forum on the Middle East 2010
World Economic Forum on the Middle East 2010 by World Economic Forum
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Travelers may see an all-time Thanksgiving high for gas even though the national average gasoline price fell 2 cents since last week to $3. 43 a gallon for regular, reflecting lower seasonal demand for gas. The national average is still 6 cents higher than the same period one year ago, the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said today. While most regions in the country saw a weekly decline in prices, the Midwest saw an increase of about a penny to $3. 34 for a gallon of regular gas. "As we approach Thanksgiving, the national average has taken quite a drop, dropping close to 30 cents in the last month," said Patrick DeHaan, senior petroleum analyst with GasBuddy.

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Patrick DeHaan

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0.0293297"As we approach Thanksgiving, the national average has taken quite a drop, dropping close to 30 cents in the last month," said Patrick DeHaan, ...
0.0351023"As we approach Thanksgiving, the national average has taken quite a drop, dropping close to 30 cents in the last month," said Patrick DeHaan, senior petroleum analyst with GasBuddy. "Certainly that has been a nice decrease, but the national average still will likely set an all-time Thanksgiving Day high."
0"In the fall, demand tends to take big hit in cooler months with a drop in demand," DeHaan said. ...
0"I don't expect that to occur this year," he said. ...
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Holiday: Thanksgiving Day

Overall Sentiment: 0.326929

Relevance: 0.61252

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Holiday: Thanksgiving

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